Ginkakuji Food Service | Ramen restaurant staff wanted

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We have a lot of foreign staff working here, so you can work with peace of mind.

Job Information

Job Type

Restaurant / Kitchen Staff

Work Type

Part time

Location

・日本橋２丁目１０−３ますたにラーメン　日本橋本店, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (

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・日本橋室町4－3－14 ますたにラーメン　室町店, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (

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Wage

￥1,200 ~ 1,500 / hour

Job Requirement

Japanese Level

Conversational

English Level

None

□　Japanese conversational level: Can make simple conversation
□　Japanese reading and writing level: N3
□　Able to work on Saturdays and Sundays
□　Available to work from 2 days a week
□　No experience required
□　Those who can work for a long term are welcome

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Job Description

▼Job Responsibilities
【Work】
- Kitchen: Assist in the preparation of ramen and other dishes, washing dishes.

▼Salary
Salary
Salary range from 1200 yen per hour (pay raise as needed) to 1500 yen or more per hour.
Full round-trip transportation expenses paid.

▼Contract Period
No fixed term of contract

▼Working Days and Hours
[Working Days]
We are looking for staff for Saturdays and Sundays!
Working 2 days a week

[Wanted Time Slots]
(1) 7:00 - 10:30 a.m.
2) 11:00 - 16:00
3) 5:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

[Break Time]
Less than 4 hours: No break
More than 4 hours: 30 minutes
More than 6 hours: 1 hour

▼Overtime Details
None in particular

▼Holiday
We will ask you about your request

▼Work Location
[Place of Work]
Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

[Nearest Station]
Nihonbashi Station OR Shin-Nihonbashi Station OR Mitsukoshimae Station OR Kanda Station OR Tokyo Station

▼Available Insurance
Worker's accident insurance

▼Smoking Information
No smoking allowed

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About Company

Ginkakuji Food Service

Website

Our philosophy is "pursuit of sociality," "pursuit of education," and "pursuit of profitability," based on the truth that "as we improve our character, we will contribute to people and the world; in other words, we will surely be happy if we put the happiness of others first."